p. 13 | IT INSTRUCTS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, Cal. · Jul 18, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 29.

IT INSTRUCTS.

By Editor

THERE have recently come into our hands some expressions from readers of the Youth's Instructor which show that the paper is highly prized by the writers. An old subscriber and contributor, under date of June 1, says, among other things:—

Considering its size, the amount of excellent matter the Instructor contains is surprising. Judging from my own observation, I should say that the old take as much interest in it as the young.

A friend in New Hampshire says:—

My Instructor has been read by three families besides our own during the last year. It is a grand paper.

A Columbus, Ohio, Sabbath-school secretary writes:—

We all appreciate our good young people's paper very highly. When I distribute the Instructors in Sabbath-school, many an anxious eye follows me, to see if there will be enough to "go round." The notes on the readings for the missionary reading circle are especially helpful.

The secretary of the Sabbath-school department of the Tennessee River Conference writes:—

I do not like to have any one miss the Instructor. For some time I have been very busy, and must confess I neglected my reading to some extent. When I took up the Instructor, and began to read it through, I thought, "Why, the Instructor is so good, this must be a special number!" Then I began to read some of the back numbers, and found that they were all good. There is so much excellent instruction in the paper—so much that is helpful to me in the Christian life! Surely it is rightly called the "Youth's Instructor."

A number of good books are offered as premiums with the Instructor, both for new subscriptions and for renewals. A copy giving a list of these will be sent on request. Single subscriptions, 75 cents; discounts to clubs. Address all orders to the Youth's Instructor, Battle Creek, Mich.